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The original CPR 8576, MLW RS-10s in CPR script livery, is the shop switcher on this sunny autumn 1977 Sunday at CP Rail Agincourt. A true multi-purpose locomotive this steam generator equipped unit also saw periodic use on the Sudbury – Toronto  CP trains 11 and 12. ASA100 Kodak colour negative. Photographer S. Danko.
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Caption: The original CPR 8576, MLW RS-10s in CPR script livery, is the shop switcher on this sunny autumn 1977 Sunday at CP Rail Agincourt. A true multi-purpose locomotive this steam generator equipped unit also saw periodic use on the Sudbury – Toronto CP trains 11 and 12. ASA100 Kodak colour negative. Photographer S. Danko.

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Date: 09/01/1977 (search)
Railway: Canadian Pacific (search)
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City/Town: Agincourt (search)
Province: Ontario (search)
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2 Comments
  1. That one lasted into the early 80′s in that scheme IIRC, probably right until retirement!

  2. thanks for bringing back some memories i remember seeing that type of engine on the canadian trains 1 and two in ottawa they were usually two gmd cab units .but i saw in a railroad magazine three of them were leading the canadian going west of thunder bay.

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